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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1732348/regex-match-open-...

Thanks ^_^ personally I like the results I get.

It seems to be the best way to get new ideas across to people. How would you describe them in a clearer way that as many people would understand?

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May the lulz begin.

Its funny how many people spend so much time supporting old browsers out of a sense of superiority towards web devs who ignore them. I've even heard some of these guys call us "Apple fanbois".

2.1.x and forward has settled down a lot. They're still doing a lot of work under the hood to improve HTTP pipelining and other fun things. Worth reading their future roadmap.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OEt6gZ3a-daSkNXqXGAM4jBs...

If you have a Windows server and you're writing .NET code the only option (of you want the latest .NET version) is to use Windows workstations. That's like saying OSX runs great on Macbooks. It is designed to do that.

Views can all be straight html if you want them to be, and there are plenty of plugins for other types of templating. The Scala templates just attempt to leverage the language since you're using Scala with Play anyway (unless you're doing it with Java). The docs could use some love though.

Ditto

They're just using the data they have in a new way... you're not giving more.

> so trivial it's not even worth mentioning

If it is so trivial then it 'is' worth mentioning. Give an example or reference. Personally I like Angular, but I'm learning and finding articles like the OP's are great to read to have others' perspectives on how to work with it.

Ridiculously cool. Thanks for posting this!

Ditto on this haha.

I third you on doing this.

If learning multiple disciplines is your thing then keep going for it. I've gotten similar reactions being on the opposite side -- I'm a dev that has some business and design knowledge. "Why don't you just stick to back-end data crunching analytics services?" Because I like interacting with people, and I'm not as useful to others if I can't communicate my ideas and thoughts.

I'm basically seeing lots of things I love in Scala, but in Python. Makes me want to go learn Python now ^_^

For someone who doesn't want to customize everything and have a quick UI flushed out, its a good showcase for developers. I like the idea I have a hoverboard...

Maybe a maintainer can mark a repo as orphaned and others can bid to adopt it using their karma? Then the maintainer has a list of people to talk to about the future of the project... just helping make that transition easy would be nice.

Its also a pain for every website serving jQuery because of increased data for every single page load. Cutting out the support for old IE should also help with performance.

The only major issue is with using CSS3 for animations (not transitions). IE generally handles it by adopting the new style state instead of animating.

http://caniuse.com/#search=css3

I'm probably underpaid. 3 years experience, currently @ 90k. Too happy with the current situation to care enough, and not really in it for the money.

If overvaluing is not only possible, but a problem in some industries, how is undervaluing not possible? By your statements I can overvalue myself but cannot undervalue myself for the same reason of not knowing my actual market value. I'm not trying to be nit picky, but I just don't understand.

It seems to me both are possible and become serious problems in all employee/employer relationships for a variety of reasons.

There is also `play dist` and `play stage`. They both wrap up all necessary assets / dependencies so that you don't even need play installed in order to start a play server (as the play framework jar gets bundled too). We use this for deploying rather than `play start`. The difference between dist and stage is that dist creates a single zip file in the target directory, whereas stage does not. Both create a file named 'start' in the target directory. The docs are not completely clear on that point.

http://www.playframework.com/documentation/2.1.0/ProductionD...

You can transition that experience to other languages. Try out Java or Scala.

Glad to hear the follow up

The same level of tracking is done on the web, constantly. And you don't need to give any sort of permission for it. What is different is gaining root/Administrator access on the machine in order to ensure the tracking is done vs a client side browser script asking if it can run. And then using that access to install a rootkit or mess with the registry to ensure tracking software starts on reboot, etc. That is what is annoying.

RIP Aaron.

I have worked with people who not only do not care about the next guy, but will insult and belittle others in every way. This ranged from racism to sexism to throwing his title of "senior software engineer" to order others who did not report to him. This person was almost let go for these reasons multiple times, yet toed the line in front of management. I am glad that I've only met one person who was that negatively impactful... yet I'm just 2.5 years out of school.

I feel of buzz words like "rockstar", it makes things extremely ambiguous. If I say full stack dev, you know that person is comfortable going from data stores all the way to UI. If I say guru in python, that means he is not only proficient but an able teacher of python. If I say rockstar dev or A player, what is that? If you say someone who works intelligently does that mean those that are not A players are unintelligent? In that case I would only want to hire A players... and then why not avoid the buzz word and say that?

On the other hand, I can see how addressing someone in terms of praise on their endless ability to solve problems by their great capacity for creative thinking would warrant a term like rockstar.